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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1936
Page
12
The piece surveys Roosevelt’s continued policy push amid Court activity and political shifts post election. It notes judges' demeanor toward New Deal arguments, Rosenman’s rising influence, and Maryland Maine voting echoes shaping preelection talk. It remarks on economic and legislative outlook, with a satirical auction of political artifacts.
Mrs Elmer Bischoff of Amherst was treated as guest of honor at a ladies shower hosted by Mrs Thomas Winson in South Amherst on Friday. Contests awarded prizes to Mrs Earl Squires and Mrs William Cook, and gifts were given to the honoree. Attendees included Mrs Andrew Pittman Mrs Albert Higginbotham Mrs Earl Squires Mrs Howard Vinson Mrs Herman Bischoff Miss Glaius Newman Mrs William Cook Eleanor Cook and three daughters Lila Ann Margaret Jean and Carol Ruth.
Members of the Ladies Dime Society will gather at the Congregational church parlors on Wednesday afternoon to quilt. A good attendance is desired.
Mrs. L. Jackson and Mrs. William Cook will entertain the members and friends of the Ladies Aid Society in the Methodist church parlors Thursday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ernst and daughter Madge visited Mr and Mrs A E White in Vincent along with Mr and Mrs Jacob Kolb for a Sunday dinner hosted by the Whites.
The Kipton Community church Dramatic club held a party in the church basement on November 12. A play titled The Hour of Nonsense was performed along with a reading Mammy's Lullaby by Mrs. William Jackson Sr. The evening concluded with games and light refreshments.
The Wellington Annual Youth Council of the Northeast Ohio conference meets November 27–28 at First Methodist Church Wooster. Speakers are Dr. Rollin Walker and Dr. Jesse L. Murrell. The theme is Christ's Way of Life for Me and I Am the Way John 14 6. A midweek service features a bird's eye crew from Paul’s letters. Special evangelistic missions begin soon. A clothing barge for Deacon Siler and family heads to Henderson Street, Ky Monday night November 3. Philathea class party at Mrs William McEndree’s Friday evening. Anthem Some Let Us Sing by A Tiffany and instrumental by Clyde Serdel accompany Sunday service. Rev Green preaches The Case for Christian Missions.
Edward Nash superintendent of the Wellington Game Farm orchestrated acceptance of the local Boy Scout Reservation southwest of Wellington as a State game refuge. The area was recently inspected by Myers of Akron who deemed it suitable for refuge purposes.
American Legion Auxiliary meets with Mrs. W. T. Haden tonight. Baptist Missionary society hosts Mrs. Flord Scoville for an all day session. Congregational Widening Circle at E. J. Massard home tonight. Woman's Association holds a quilting session in church parlors Wednesday. Wellington Garden club meets with Mrs. Daise Wadsworth Wednesday evening.
Mr and Mrs L L Luedemann and two sons Lewis and Flord of Smithville visited the Shepards Saturday night and Sunday. Robert Shepard Harold Bone wit and Earl Shepard of here called on Winifred Williams Elyrne Sunday. Mrs Lucy Winemiller has vacated her Middle street home and is cared for by Mrs Zahn. Roy Handley family moved into the Winemiller house. Mary Pitts and family moved from Hamilton street to the Kelsey house Herrick avenue West. Claude Smith is reported with the flu. W C Barnes and son of Norwalk visited the Barnes family. Mary Johns Lorain schools teacher spent weekend in Wellington. M H Wadsworth is ill at his Johns street home. Adelaide Beache and children of Erhart visited sister Mrs Otis
Emil Hofer visiting his niece Mrs. Ellen Dimick and family during summer at a Wisconsin resort en route to his winter home in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Members of the Woman's Benefit Association will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Sadie McQuiston on Wednesday evening.
Oberlin Grange held another ward party Saturday at their hall. Ten tables of progressive Pedro saw high scores by Mrs Till Hacser and Frank Schmitz with consolation prizes for Mrs Florence Keighley and William Ward. Refreshments followed the games. Next party planned in two weeks with committee Mrs Michael Smith Mrs Mary Peabsody and Ko Franklin.
Mr and Mrs C Justin Mrs F J Schmitz Mrs Carl Scamitz and Shirley Ann visit Mrs Forest Faylor in Medina on Thursday morning. They move to Cleveland for the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Arthur Falkner join Mr and Mrs Carl Schmitz for Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Justin attend Sunday supper with Mr and Mrs N Webber. Visitors at the D Alexander home.
Mrs J Peltice of Oberlin and Gene Alesander of Bellevue were mentioned. Charles Bemis and daughter visited Mrs F J Schmitz. Mr and Mrs C Justin attended a Clam Chowder supper at Fagies Hall Elyria. Junior Brackley, formerly local, fractured his wrist last week. Frank Schmitz rests at home after surgery by Dr Fawcett on Monday.
A terse aphorism notes that mean natures misread kindness as weakness, warning against underestimating restraint in the face of provocation. The line emphasizes moral temperance as a sign of strength, not frailty.
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